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The SnaP: Major League Baseball’s Back With A Lot Of Questions About The Future

Anastasiya Romanska
Written by Anastasiya Romanska
The SnaP: Major League Baseball’s Back With A Lot Of Questions About The Future

The SnaP: Major League Baseball’s Back With A LOT Of Questions About The Future

BASEBALL’S BACK

Episode 6

1 on 1 with Vince Gennaro

Global Sport Expert

Author of Diamond Dollars: The Economics of Winning in Baseball

Welcome to the sixth episode of The SnaP, a SPort MAnagement (SPMA) Hub digital show, featuring voices from the sport industry, hosted by Anastasiya Romanska. The show probes a snapshot into their lives by providing a visual with auditory experience.

This week we’re to talking baseball economist Vince Gennaro. Vince is the Associate Dean at NYU Tisch Institute for Global Sport. As well as the author of Diamond Dollars: The Economics of Winning in Baseball.

Vince also hosts “Behind the Numbers: Baseball SABR Style” on Sirius XM Radio. Although he is extremely well versed in baseball, he uses his knowledge of the sport industry to explore the economics of different sports as well.

We talked about the future of sport and the possibility of virtual reality implementation. He also discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic will impact baseball in the short and long term.

With the future of major league baseball in the air, hearing Vince’s expertise is a very interesting take on the situation.

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